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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
For Rent

Ars. Oakley Case has three rooms to
rent, at her residence on the corner #
Market and Second streets. The; wi
be rented together, or siasly, ard iur-
hished if desired The location is de-
sirable, being in the center of the town.
and the rooms adapted to the wants of
a small family Anv other inform
tion can be obtained by calling on Mrs
Case. March 3l-2w
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After three wears of ReDubIi

After three years Of Republic.
an rule in logan, Capt. s. Ii.
Br;gh! calls with a loud voice for
reform and lie redemption of
The city from. The Shiny coils of
lie anaconda OF debancilery and
corruption. BrethereU, heed lhe
warning. Let lis have reform.
Elect The Democratic ticket next
Monday, as the fist step in thai
direction.
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taxes. For the sake of old mem
ories, will not some one who has
approved himself worthy Ly SLAM
dering his neighbor, intercede
with this grand and mighty Saint
to give US time TO move ont?
DAN 7.
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We have met here in the inter-
ests of Law and Order. 1t is u Sc.
rious question. don't charge tho
opposition to us as being disnrderiy.
Bat the fair name and fame of our
town has been tarnished Our rep
u.at,on has been injured abroad. L!
is notorious when a man or men
want TO get on a spree. or a debauch
they say, Lets come to Logan,
that's bully good town" and they
come IN troops, and disgrace us.
\ few years ago, when the fel-
lows wanted TO have cock fight,
they singled out Logan rs the place
where it could be had without re
stiaiut Of lnw.
But orc man ever had the cour-
age 10 attack tho conspicuous row.
dyism, and he was a preacher( Rev
Burns)-only one man was killed
-(John Prindable) .bat a lesson Was
taught.
Tie people OF our town INSIST that
Law and Order shall prevail. The
safety of our lives and the protee-
ton of our property demand it
r al estate is diminished in value.
The bad condition of pnb!ic NOR
ais in our town is the occasion. When
Lot was leaving Sodom real estate
was not being hought ct high fig
ure. When Nero liddled as Rome
hurned.real estate was not going up.
We wish TO give our town char
ac!er where real estate will have It's
natural value
We are not proposing to dictate
to the people what they shall eat CT
drink. We arc proposing that our
town shall be orderly, our citizens
law ablGing. Every village in The
State has the rigat under the law to
take tho matter of tie saloon in
hand, and by their ballots deter,
mine whether or not it shall be
maintained. A great majority OF
towns have acted, and the action
stands. If we are defeated in this
by vote of the people,
we will abide the result. If We are
we shall enforce Law and
Order, and in doing so hope to
bring down on us the thanks IF our
fam lilies, and the benedictions Of
heaven.
Mr.. Bright's remarks were enthu-
'iastically received.
Mr.. N. D. Risley was called on
put he declined to speak.
DR.. Wright was called ont. He
aid he had not sought the nomin-
Ition, but nc believed that no citi |
en should shirk q duty imposed on
lin. He feared that lie had made
mistakes. Such as he made were
Mistakes Of tho head and not of the
leart.. If again elected he would
,ereafler as heretofore. aim to pro-
note rs best he could the business
and the Nd, ais of our Town.
Loud calls we're made for Oliver
Wright, but a motion TO adjourn
Tas made and carried.
The management of The meeting
bowed that some trained hand had
lold of it. A plan had evidently
cen arranged, and it was carrid out
,ost successfully. and to the admir-
tion of tho "lookers on.' who can
ppreciate smar'ness when they see
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

The Democrats CT Logan have but
enc duty before them next Monday,
nai HAT is 10 voto the straight
i.,,..i..rr.;.u Ticket. The P,ohihi =
! ,,.is;s have swai;o yed the Re2ub-
Ia" :.ariy, They now expect 10
s.-ii,w logan and Pat it in q hole.
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". II Turner viii sell at public sale,
ut his residence IA miles south Of
this city, on THURSDAY, April 10Th.
1887, some horses, cattle, hay in the
NOV, wagon and harness, and othrr
farming utensils. Sale to commence
a; 10 o'cinck, A. NJ, 5. Ii. Collumber,
Ancticneer. Terms Of sale, cash in
hand for all amounts under $500, aud
ovcr that SIX months credit without ;l.-
terest- (Aa:ch 31-2w
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Farm For Sale,

Forty Acres of Land, located one mills
south of this city. on SCOTS creek Fifteen
acres are well improved and twenty-fyein
wooiiand- This land VIII be sold cheap
for cash, or in payments Persons dssir.
ing further information can call on Mich
aei Mcbride at his residence on the farm,
or address him or his mother, n r.. Cathar<
ine Mcbride. Logan, o.
March ls-iw
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PRl,RATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. that the follow
Ing accounts and vouchers have been fiIsd
N the Probate Court OF Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
Jacob Koch and Milton Armstrong, ad-
ministrators of the estate of Zara NcDan--
iel, deceased.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of April. 1857, al 10 o.
clock, n IN, or as soon thereafter as may be
VT. ACkER,
March 2i-3U Pro Jndye.
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At the recent election in Charles
ton West Virginia, q city hereto
fore strongly Republican, Tie DEM
ocrats carried every thing by over
whelming majori:ies.
Our further information is that
Mandus is is still holding the fort,
wailing to the winds that creep
dom the Ksuawha 20 Ohio, sic,
sen Ter sill"
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

:. policeman il Youngstown. o.,
ii,- aI5.I the Telegram for SD ),0a0
i.nel. The editor who can hGel Il
p, iceman $4,000 worth, ought 80
be able 10 get away with Field Mar
sial HaIstead in a sco'ding rs'ch,
md Civ. HIM points in the game.
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4 long limo ago, during IA
nous voyage, the whale swallow
Ell Jonah. On Tuesday n!ekt las:
i'm the G:,.if: House in this city,
The Pral.iiIi,inn-JODah swallowed
The Republican whale: THE
sin DO move
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Democratic Primary.

Below we give tbs names Of
the candidates before the Demo
cratic Primary, last Saturday, and
the number of votes they re-
ceived:
TRUSTEE. .
Dan Heft, Sr. S15
CLERK,
David 81. Kanode. 402
TREASURER,
n. J. Weiiand, 29T
Jacob Schwarz, 121
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
J. A. Watts, 1S4
Benjamin Bebout, 22S
William II. white. 166
Gehhait Amendt, 2fO
John n. Floyd. 255
CONSTABLES,
Robert Davey, 36S
William Green, 257
George J. Beck, 267
Zachariah Donaldson. 253
ASSESSOR,
(Falls Preciact.}
P. w. Bright, SO
Ioal y MaiLiac SS
P. j. Goodlive, GORE %
CITY SOLICITOR,
William p. Price. 237
STREET COMMISSIONER.
Edward Jurgensmier, 1T
James Il. Mount, IL
Oliver S. 7. Oaks, IS
John Sullivan, sc
Wesley Haines. II
ASSESSORS,
1st Ward-E. Crook, SO
F. Magle, 81
A. Bebout, Ill
ID Ward-Bepj. White, 81
Sd Ward-F. Belt. 14I
j. Weaver, 81
4th WarI-Isaiah Polling, IS
COUNCILMEN.
1st Ward-William Waner n
ID Ward-John Donovan, So
Sd Ward-Henry Gompf, 10
4th Ward-C- n. Gould, 42l
Frank Kessler, 13
Joe Hafler, 3
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How'd Jrne EpDE

Can February March 2" asked
the punster, with sickly smile
s Perhaps BOT" replied the quiet
nan ;"bnt April May."-Deirit t
Free Press.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is heraSy given, that the follow
ing AcccFnts and Vouchers have been filed
in The Probate Coart o. Hooking county,
Ohio for settlement.
William Ii. rri ner, Administrator of
the estate of Joseph ". Hull.
and the same viii come for hearing on
the sd day of April, 1881, at 10 O'Clock,
Il NJ. OF as soon thereafter as may be con-
venIent-
W. T. ACKER, Pro- Judge.
March 3I-3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

The following states have regular bu-
reaus for the collection of statistics On
the labor question: California, Comes
ticut. Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Mary
land. Massachusetts,, Missouri, Michigan,
New Jersey. New York, Chic, Penn
sylvania and Wisconsin.
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Administrator Sale of
REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an-orier OF the Probate
Court OF Il ocking county, Ohio, 1 will Offer

In pursuance of fan-or'ier OF the Probate
Court OF Hooking county, Ohio, will Offer
for sale at public auction, on
Friday. April 18th, A. D. 1887,
at 10 o'clock, forenoon, upon the premises,
the following described real estate situate
in the county of Hooking and State of Ohio,
TO wit;
The northwest quarter of section number
five (5l, township thirteen C5)- range sew
epteen 10. Also. the northwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of same sections
township and range, being in all about
223 acre.
Appraised at S36S9 90
Terms of Sale.
One third cash in hand ore third In
one year ami one third in two years from
day OF sale. with interest on deferred pay
nents secured by mortgage on premises
sold
AZARIAH NIXON,
Admir- OF ~ c. Barclay, decd
S. II. Bright, attorney.
March E,-4w
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Itch. Prairie Mango. and
Scratch of every kind cured in 80
minutes by Wooiiord's Sanitary
Lotion. Use no other j his never
fails. Sold by T. Harrington,
Druggist, Logan.
Feb. 12-2mo.
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Capt. Bright Grew a very black
picture of Logan. but we must re
member that it has been under Re
rubiican rule for ti:rce years.
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SuERlFF'S SALE.
Aisa Moore, Administrator,
vs.
David u. Mathews, ct al.
In the Court of Com mon Pleas sofHocLtnS
County, Ohio.

IL N0GAt vi SOlu mon flea6 CT Hooking
County, OHIO.
Notice Is hereby given that the rnder-
signed, Sheriff OF Hooking county, Ohio,
by virtue of al Or,,er of sale, issued
out OF said Court in the above entitled
cause, and 10 him directed rs Sheriff OF
said county, will, at the door OF the ourt
HoGsel n Logan. on
Saturday, April 23d, A. D. 1887,
at l O'Clock D. m ,ofsaid day, ,ofer sale
at public auction the following lands and
tenefnenis, situate in Hooking County,
Ohio. .to-wit-
Being the soath half of the northwest
quarter Of section thirty (301, township
thir.sea tlS). of range fft-en (i5), CO ntain-
ing eighty (S0l acres more or less, except
three acres oil of the southwest corner OF
said tract, said three acres being thirty
Us long east and west, and sixteen rods
wide from north 10 south. There Is an
ele, en- foot Vein CT coal cn the land ard
valuable iron ores
Appraised at Slige0 20.
Terias of sale cash in hand
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this 23d Gay OF March. A. D. 1887.
JOHN GALLAGHER Sheriff.
BY u. " WRIG ET, Deputy.
W. T. Fiuck, Atty tor plf.
March 2f-5T
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

Prohibition seems to be BrigI.l's
disease of the Republican party.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

There are to be no more cakes
and beer after next Monday.
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PROBATE NOVICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the fellow
ing Accounts and Vouchers have been filed
in The PROBATE Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for set,l suient.
Charles Julian, Executor OF the Will of
Fred erick Julian, deceased.
And the same Will come on for hearing
on the I'D day OF April, 1887, at 10
O'Clock. \. NJ, or rs soor thereafter as may
he convenient.
W.T.. ACEER, Probate Judge.
March 3I-3w
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DISTINGUISHED CLERGYMAN.

Ny wife has been cured of Erysipe-
las of long standing by Palmer's Skin
Success One acquaintance who had
BARRIERS Itch, AMI number of others
who suffered with skin diseases. have
also been perfectly cured by its use."
Rev. John Scarlett, East Orange, N. j.
Price IS cents; trial box Is cts, Sold
at the Drug Store of F. HAkRING.
TON. The Palmer Commercial Co.,
NY. Feb II. '1S-ly.
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"aelorm." cries the Bright
leader Of Prohibition. "By s..
Thomas Moore Reform"
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Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff OF hooking County, Ohio.
said Court In TIE above entitled cause and
to him directed as Sheriff CT said county.
VIII, at the door OF the Court House Ia :
Logan, on
Saturday, April 18th, 4. d. 1887,
at O'Clock. p. m ofsaid day. offer fors,I,
at public auction, the following iandsand
Ohio, TO wit:
The east half Of the southeast auartsr
OF section twenty-six l2el. township four
teen I'D. range sixteen (l6l, contsfnina
oishty (SOl acres moreor less.
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PEORATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that thefollowinS
accounts and vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, o.,
for settlement
Adam Polling. Administrator vita the
,riU annexed OF Andrew BlOSSer.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 9Th day of April, \ ID, lsS.. at
10 O'Clock, a. m, or as soon thereafter IS
may be convenient
'D.' VT. AcKEE, Pro. Jadse.
March E-Sw
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Will the Republican party of
Logan follow the Bright light of
Prohibition 4?
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i UNITHI) VRDICT.
The Result of Evidence from Unim-
peacbable Witnesses.

Ex-President krthEr;S partner, Judge
iiyer. of ariwsy. ~ j., =. q Drake. EsT..
Ncw York Stock Exchange, Rev. q. III. Ac-
ANS. Brooklyn, " Y, +. \. Marcy, ESD
Hartford, ccar-, and Others in all loc.ii-
ties bear evidence TO the fact that Pal
ner's Skin Success is a safe, sare and
speedy remedy for cutaneouS diseases OF
every name and degree, inherited o. con-
tracted, such IS salt Rheum, Eczemar
Scro:Ui;t. pir:ples, Erysipelas, letter, Ring
" w9rn,. Psoriasis, Scii:;lI. Pruriso, Piles amt
all Skin Erupt.ons, Ulcers, Scaids and
RurnS
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

Bright, like Balfour, believes in
coercion.
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Seoti's Emulsion OF Pure
end Iirs,. Gi,. Iri.h i;rnarhas.,h;toc

l. precribed by ne Medical Pro-
fe>sion because il is not a secret
remedy. bu! scientifically pre-
prepared preparation oftwo mes,
valuable specifics, that they .nd
oi unequaled value for their Con
sunpilye and 4 III anci ted
patients. Take no other.
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PARTY DISCIPLINE.

PARTY DISCIPLINE.
Those who have convictions
and who see ahead shaald keep
we'll together, nor weary OF main
tanning the truth. The Uocking .
SENTINEL belongs 10 this class. Il
is a Democrat dyed in The wool
Il yard wide, and warranted not
to fade. 1t is a Democrat, and
not afraid or ashamed ar It's
Democracy. 1t is 4 Democrat,
from the Hell-for-Sartin and he
Forks OF Way Back. Ii can
drink out Of a tin cup, bat pre-.
fcrs a gcurd: It ean wear 4 biied
shirt, but prefers home spun. L
looks back to the days of the log
rolling, the quil,in', and ihe fish
fry as The halcyon days of the
Republic, and would reztcre the
simple morality which doubted
the virtue by making money by
swindIing and the wisdom of in
ventions designed TO increase the
population by steam. 1t is some
times called q Bourbon /; aud, If
to he this is to be a Bourbon, then
Bourbon il is, and we are proud
Of the title. And. please God
we shall try and keep the old
log heap burning on the hill
with light for the blind and
warmth for the chilled-tarough
The long, dark night of coward
ice, ignorance and dlsalfection.
and when the morning dawns and
the sun rises the same old sun
that shone so bright and clear be
fore The war-there shall be al
least one spot, high and dry with
out fear OF snakes Or sink holes.
The discipline of the Democrat
ic party of the day may not be
very rigid, but there is still life
in The instincts, the traditions
and the ideas of the old time De
mocracy, unterrifed and undefii
ed, and there we plant our Ebe-
nezer, and there it shall be found
when The COWS come home !!
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?ss'a Gos!i's stea'g's2h Eiiss'isl.
Henri WalarS0a Knows Il AID Aniei-.
paaS Us.
The Louisville CGnr;es T0vr.
mai of Last Week Presents
the Following

In an account Of a trip around
the horn," the editor OF the
Hooking SENTINEL, a few weeks
ago. gave some idea of the steno
graph operated by a Mr.. Wells.
at Longstreth's station, from
whom lie received a copy OF the
writing and placed ii on the case
of Parson Gould, The boss man
of the business, TO be "set mp"
The Parson deciphered it. and
here If is:
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Live Stock for Sale.

Several Eoi Thoroushhral Short H IN
Buu Calves; also Poland China Pigs in
pairs, not akin. al eligible 10 record, or
no pay alsT, Scotch Collie Pups, sired by
the prize winning dog, Imported EeeKie.
kggs :or HaIching, pure Brown Leghsrn
Z nd Bronzs Turkey. Address
G. WRIGHT, Loean,O.
March 3r-6W
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

How does the Republican party
feel in the belly OF the Prohibit
ion shark.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

A Washington physician declares th.t
President Cirvelari is working too h.,r,i
and is not setting enough air AMI exerr;se
io- a fat man lie is OF the opinion that
the President will not i've cut lis terri, IL
he continues his present reckless anti-hy-
gicnic policy. Ii is fortunate .or the Pres
ident that the fishing season is approach.
ing.
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TERMS OF SALE

One third cash in hand; one third IN ons
year, anu one third in two years. with in-
terest on deferred payments secured bv
mortgage Oh premises.
Given under my hand at Logan. Ohfo>
this i4th day o! March, A--D ISL
JOHN GALLAGHER. Sheriff
Eyp. w. Wright. Deputy.
> II. Bright. Atty ivr pi..
March lI-izX
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SHERlFF'S SALE
Ellen d. Morgan, ct ST,
Jesse Fanhorn, ct al.

In the Csurtc fCommo:. Pleas OF ucsxsxe
County Ohio.
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Below we give tbs names Of
the candidates before the Demo
cratic Primary, last Saturday, and
the number of votes they re-
caiye6.
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The MARKETS.
CENTRAL LOCAL MARKET

lar IA
,-.,.,, : process, eNnporated l2loc,
| I'LL -l,c; bright quarters bAc' .,
] ~ 1uubers at mills, sacked VIC y
n., ,alt. SIC; short clear smoked
.c0N .,.,.. bacon, l3t4; nam ~ G,o
nre'h 'pH0ntK--nr. Prices ana Roy
,Si>" q y. l1-u2.. w Lbs
= oa ; ;,rl ,'Gi t IL, i5c; y, ;5c u 10,
!. -. aA,ornla navy ia sacks 'c;
a, ,:.;st,,;; a., bags ooc + doa, OF. liquid 'Oc'
., so. fancy broom 81 y, D do q 20.
|so0Ns ..~iug green straw " %. string
0rS; N string green 81 2o,2 SWING yer
vi ,,<a MATERIAL -Coopered line g %
RI MIX 81 90. PlssteIing latns &ou
| )o.. III "huir ;rc per bu Cen mt. Nos
NJ O U"".r bhl. Louisville g. 90, r'nEllsh
st e II u IS Michigan plaster 81 20 Win
sass 40, N No. u.s. 4 SC Z, 10. No. X Size.
sAoh Ma Ia So, Excelsior SC. ginger snar,
Y soIX SIC. lemon cream do71ac, y y y
80, Sa,nJ 1umbles l214c, kp 'ckDac Ks lie,
az and cartoons lOrc.
so, r-I'h oice RIO, re; prime
|Qffirn,tu, 2bc' Ariosa, B1ac.
tE1 EpDiSn II. IN b SSs &c &c ~ e
y IN M gal cans, g. 49, gasoline u W.
! enty Flint, &c.
AxDtrs-luallc 9 10.
ASphh' mi mills quote in carload lots
fLoVhs,ehi 81 50, second patent s2.iV;
RI t,sS Is. nmily 81 W., low grades sl,y0.
sh.s mil, quote: First patent $50:
kn9e'pc nateu, 50, extra family, 81 AZ, COM
(P r n,,t !: Nv = ID:
SSSArI-Coal, delivered AZ yarus pi'ulhl nous
LFuAkLr'c'tr, $40 per ton; cord wOoL,' w.
aAll.'rR t lTs--LernOns iA6D5 ~ Ger box.
GhhAs, 40 in case So 81; 800 ~ ;ase,t
e. N"I, ia5. Bananas 81 sOCo3 ~ per bunch.
Lan7.5,w ELOUI Per cwt. ~ g..
1sNn'. PEI Dbl 81 %.
>Y-Per bril-, "a %.
|hhOo%,Y-C a.iforuia. 0Gllc ID.
~ re- Refined in tierces nc per 10: JO-lo
&c: 2l-lb sc; lO-lb s54ci o-lb o2sci o-Io
est1SA me,cAu ases doz each. ~ IN;
i,ricn, do2 80 IS; PHI adelph'q,
RcGbet's. sS -. sterling ball, " 10
Ssneriran 4do1 80. Greenwich do2
hall. Ch"muion , doN 30
E,,.,,c Kurdish. bbis o. ut 90 ID boxes ~
SCtaied, ~ IN, lOqll; b. ID, lz0pl5c ,-.1
stiy.tSs -Ca''forpa-London aver, c)s
d. Prime to choice, i34a6c.
,;..slsal n incn basis nc per III, cotton
e. .carb, in kegs, l}.o5c per N; In
,ys, ~ GGc; sal soda, 234'03c.
q IN 'chigan nat hoops ~ pei w
,r,l-atandard, grunulated. re; cut
g:f. powdered, nc: new crop, WI (
III, SIC; fancy yellow, clarified, $40 il
"a do, sc: choice brown, DC; prime t(
|tSptSEs-t fench, si8 81; a nerican. d IS
al gloss, sac; l. ID boxes, 5Hc
n -; lib, &c; bulk, &c; Pearl, 912c.
Ifaof. Drop IS per bag buck W.
La. cum wider, S59oUc per tb; lmperia.
koc; Oolong, jGjOc.
EohAcCo AND SNUFF tandard plug na
4. SIddlc per N; bright ION. twist $50 &c
IN plug, 2TGS5c; smoking, assorted stan
hi goods, I2piic. smut; CARROTS SOY
ttl4-. ell D per box; do. l-oz. bottles, O.
Sph's d-o7 bottles, slu 50; do. 1a-oz boxes
Es-H lgh wines, 81 Il.
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Land For Sale.

The undersigned Is instructed and auth
orized, to make sale o ( the survey Of NSl.l0
acres land In the name of. l. liuer-nback,
McLeunan county, which by patent recorded
ia book 80" page 10, McLennan county re-
cords, lies between the Jacob Walker league
and the A red p. Eaton one-foui h league
fronting the Rrazos river, east bank) 5l4 varns
running back n Coz T. on north line l22j7
varas and n s. 49, L on the lower or south
line l22G Varas. A. Gu ALNEE5,
November D. =
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

ErrlEl -4Nd55c per ID.
pEE-W4 y lialOc 6 IT..
C0RS-ln the shuck, new, SOC; old soc.
White, in sachs OF - lbs 6u;
IN meal. in sacks of ~ lbs, soc.
klBBAGE- H,(G@1ac per h,
.sF,E Cream, l4Cal5c per ID; half cream
vi ID; slammed, loo per III.
sR-In barrels, u UJt half barre So >;
coo 10.
Oull nj l21.(Gl5c.
[li-New Texas prairie, 81 per ton.
lgs No dry tiint over 20 lbs, Zoe; No
y; badly damaged and bun hides, &G
Nlgreen sailed &c; ~. Z, SC; No. III eel
.I hides, iCg5c; No. 2, DC; sheep skins, lOa
a,h.
fNrr-Half bbls. s. 00.
Dys --So1314c per ID; c fornla, 2 q
~ bushel
l.-lu sacks. 2sG93oc p bushel.
3iToEs-lrisn. 81 OOlGl % per busnel
n 81 20 per buShel
mellow 2G2hg per N.
}sEAI-sUc per bushel,
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CIRCULAR


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GALVESTON CortEn MAKKET.

GALVESTON. - ~ nole>a,e 'lers
rerort; Market unchrpg q Or' nary 80;
GO ordinal !, 2lM; fair TO r'ne, 2!h choice
q; peaberry "a: government jaNs. ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-03

Our MILNE. ) department is show
lug new things tor this week i'll mil
linei y novelties, also new felt shsperS
at low prices. Sanger Brothers.
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ST. LOUIS wooL W. KEr.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Wool market s. ady
TAR dema nd; unwashed bright medium,
lStD2}1, coarse hrHiu '3 o.; low sandy, 100
IS; tiue tight ! ~; ii { heavy, l' MS tub
washed, cuoioe. 50: Inferior, a %, sacks
lU(a %; hard and bury, luGl5.
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Don't ISL to see the Jumbo Dress
s'ng O. &c at w. A Wi 'nson IL Co.